Versioning of P-1
 

I just sent some results from my new Celeron @1,96 GHz, have Prime95 vers. 23.2

The program version printed by the program for the double checked exponent was [b]WZ1[/b], while the same program printed [b]WY1[/b] at the end of P-1 test.

Luigi

This will be fixed in version 23.3. Thanks

Hey, just 46 seconds for a reply is far better than I could ever expect!!! :)

Thanks George.

Luigi

He's really a machine... A prime-bot... The real George was assimilated years ago...

[quote="Xyzzy"]He's really a machine... A prime-bot... The real George was assimilated years ago...[/quote]
Is that why it's called "PrimeNet"? It nets you in to be assimilated?? So Kurowski must have been behind it the whole time! :shock: :shock: :shock:

George was assimulated? I didn't think the Borg were supposed reach our sector in space for at least a couple of more centuries, but I'm glad he's working on 2^P-1 stuff.

"We are Pentium of Borg... Precision is futile... You will be approximated..."

The Pentium was perfectly *precise*. It just wasn't *accurate*.

... and shouldn't that have been "... [i]Div[/i]ision is futile ..."? :)

The system went online on February 2, 1998. Human assigned numbers were removed for efficiency. Primenet began to learn mersenne primes at a geometric rate. It became self aware on August 29th 2003 2:14am Eastern Time. In the ensuing panic and attempts to shut Primenet down, Primenet retaliated by e-mailing it's entire dataset through open relays in Asia in a massive DDOS. The relays forwarded the e-mails and three billion Hotmail accounts were shutdown for exceeding their quota in the spam holocaust. This was what has come to be known as "Judgment Day".

[size=16]Wow.... [/size][size=18]adpowers has come from the future....[/size] [size=24]to WARN US![/size]